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I'm been thinking of getting a cordless Vacuum cleaner for home use, and maybe for car cleaning also

 

any brand or model to recommend?

 

i need one that is really good with true HEPA filtration. i will be using it for sofa, air con cleaning, etc....

 

how long can one full charge last? 15 mins? 30 mins?

 

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I got a Philips one with extension cable to plug into the car's power socket.

 

Can last around 10 mins when new.

 

Battery died after 2 year's normal usage. Can order one from Philips for $45. :D

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I'm been thinking of getting a cordless Vacuum cleaner for home use, and maybe for car cleaning also

 

any brand or model to recommend?

 

i need one that is really good with true HEPA filtration. i will be using it for sofa, air con cleaning, etc....

 

how long can one full charge last? 15 mins? 30 mins?

 

I dun think cordless vacuum cleaner suitable, after using Black & Decker rechargeable unit many yrs ago.

- very little suction, battery flat before can finish completely vacuum car.

- therefore, doubt can do good job on sofa, aircon cleaning.

- since the motor is small power, dun think can provide with HEPA filter.

- suggest to look for vacuum cleaner that plug-in car socket. Look for wet & dry type [usually look like a small cylinder/pail with removable top cover]. Can find this in Giant, Mustafa, Carrefour, Tesco JB, Jusco JB. Should be about S$20-S$30, can't remember how much I bought 3yrs back.

- have to run engine when using, otherwise may drain car battery.

 

 

 

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I have a good branded one a few yrs ago .. but gave up because:

 

1) suction limited and not as strong as i like

2) with every passing month, the charge gets lesser and lesser

3) eventually, maciam one charge one suck

 

Waste of money - threw it away !

 

 

I'm been thinking of getting a cordless Vacuum cleaner for home use, and maybe for car cleaning also

 

any brand or model to recommend?

 

i need one that is really good with true HEPA filtration. i will be using it for sofa, air con cleaning, etc....

 

how long can one full charge last? 15 mins? 30 mins?

 

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I have a Black & Decker wet/dry one. When new, it sucks really well. Soon the batt life depletes, sucking power gone. Send in for replacement of battery, it cost the same as a new unit!!!

 

I took it back and plug in my own battery. It was powerful again but after using 5 times, the motor up lorry. Now thinking whether to change the motor. :D

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I have the Black and decker 12V cord version.

 

Not very strong. Went and buy Karcher SE4001 last week.

 

Just used in on the fabric seats of my car. GREAT!

 

1st use the 'turbo' fabric cleaner attachment to brush and beat out the dust.

 

Spray on cleaning solution and leave on for 5 mins, then suck it dry. Cleaner then new! See the black black water sucked out then know how dirty the seats are.

 

$$ well spend.

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Many bros have mentioned, if you want a good vaccum cleaner, then you can't get a cordless one.

 

I had a cordless one few years back. It serve me for 3-4years before the charger die. Cost around 40 that time, so think it is a good deal. Forgot brand liao. Anyway, it can go at about full power for 10mins, die off in about 3-5mins. During the first 10mins, I can finish 1 room, air-con, ledges, bed, sofa, tables, cabinet, wardrobe, floor. Fully charge can also finish my whole small little car, including boot.

 

Overall I am happy with it, but haven't been able to find 1 that can replace that. Saw 1 decent suction 1, Philip, but cost 100++. So don't think it is worth it. Go around best denki, they should have display units for you to try its suction. As for HEPA filter, don't really know about it. [;)]

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what i do is i use a normal vacuum cleaner and bring it down to the carpark

 

then i use a 15amp multiplug to plug to the 15amp power supply

 

then vacuum until song song [cool]

 

after that i spray dettot over over inside then leave the car overnight :wacko:

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what i do is i use a normal vacuum cleaner and bring it down to the carpark

 

then i use a 15amp multiplug to plug to the 15amp power supply

 

then vacuum until song song [cool]

 

after that i spray dettot over over inside then leave the car overnight :wacko:

 

Bro, where to get the power supply?

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